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The next day at the newspaper office, he drew a bread roll with a dachshund inside. Not a dachshund sausage — a [real] dog, a dachshund inside.

She stood on the deck with her long hair streaming in the wind.

She slammed on the brakes when she saw a child dart out into the road.

She pioneered a new way of playing jazz on the shamisen.

She had a diamond ring on the ring finger of her left hand.

She's a die-hard coffee lover.

Whenever she has a spare moment, it's golf.

She's never even been asked out, you know.

How on earth did she manage to pass that exam, I wonder?

She was so absorbed in listening to the Beatles that she missed her date with him.

She gave up her seat to an elderly woman on the bus.

He was wearing a wrinkled, worn-out suit.

The way he's stumbling around is just way too dangerous.

Ugh... I was young, sure, but what a stupid rookie mistake.

You can't make an omelet without breaking eggs.

I sent something at the post office and they lost it because of their mistake.

Please give me a wake-up call at 7 tomorrow morning.

I didn't like the ending, you know.

I've got four aces in my hand.

Save some ice cream for me, will you?

Want to go on a picnic with me?

We stuffed ourselves with pizza and chicken for lunch.

We threw a birthday party for grandma.

I totally love tennis.

Scotland to the north, England to the south, Wales to the west, and further west, Northern Ireland.

In North America, not wearing a seatbelt is against the law.

Mother made me a Christmas cake.

I gave my mother carnations for Mother's Day.

Want me to teach you a handy hidden command?

She dropped her handkerchief on purpose to get his attention.